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Buyoya calls for ceasefire accord first

    NAIROBI

    The sentiments were echoed by President Pierre Buyoya, speaking on his return from Nyerere’s state funeral on Thursday. Stressing that the peace process would continue, he said: “We will capitalise on the results achieved so far.” “We want the peace process to be inclusive...we also want the issue of violence to be considered as the most important, and a ceasefire to be negotiated first. Then a peace agreement can follow,” he told reporters, according to Burundi radio.

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